Bodge Deep

Well I hope I know what'll be hanging off the back... or being towed along anyway I think jack'll be stuck to the front like a hood ornament... or a bug!

Its rubbish camoflage they'll see right through it!

lol I can't see it working...

It'll be 'f' scripted too no doubt

"no the other left"

I think it comes from the catalogue page marked as 'how much clutter can you fit on a wwii vehicle before the clutch burns out or the suspension collapses!' Minimum requirements include a .30, a .50, a Thompson a Garand, a .45 and a Bren, a wire cutter (with a german helmet) 500 feet of rope wound round the front bumper, bustle rack, 2 or 3 arials (but no radio fitted), 8 or 9 musette bags, old bike tied to the front, canvas bucket, windsceeen wading instructions, all pioneer tools stripped varished and polished, large stars and stripes that could be seen and straffed from a distance of about 19 miles, K Ration crates, D Ration crates one of those wildly overpriced and seldom seen in combat hull compasses, bridging plate, windscreen bag, spare tyre cover headlamp covers, leather scabbard with another Garand, roll of barbed wire, paratroopers drop down rope, baseball bat and catchers mit, carbine (postwar model) and coke bottle opener...

Sorry to hear that... The deafening clatter from the engine bay is one of lifes most dissapointing sounds

Brecourt?

these are your chaps http://www.milweb.net/go/alliedforces/

Many happy ones

oh I dunno tripple A ... an american built halftrack pulling a british made van by an american company... either is good

nice... looks good

Washing the jeans?

They look good...

Welcome Clay Sounds like you've got some interesting models... love to see 'em

Dak everytime...the flying transit van of WW2 !

Yeah don't get me started on uber perfect stencils... hate 'em hate 'em

'cause they weren't called that... any of 'em...! & not the names you lot were thinking of

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no prep h in my horlics thanks... numbs me gums

Mick Macmanus... oooh and Kendo Nagasaki... Un-mask him... off-off-off-off He's probably wearing an oxygen mask now...

They were (in the case of WWII vehicles) for greater visibility when being driven in blackout conditions... so oncoming drivers had some indication of the width of the truck that was about to drive over them!!!

more like I was only **cking up the data base!

pa-pa pa-pa pa-pa pa-pa papapaaaa papa-papa-papa-pum!

Its only in the museum 'cause it dosen't run anymore!